Sentence examples for malnourished from inspiring English sources

She had first found Ethel clutching her swollen belly, severely malnourished.

Related: Kiir and Machar should be barred from South Sudan's caretaker government, says African Union According to the WFP's head of nutrition, Darlene Raphael, 32% of children in the region are malnourished; rates above 15% are considered critical.

With challenges such as climate change, volatile food prices and financial uncertainty facing the country, it is estimated that hundreds of thousands more children will continue to be malnourished.

In 7%, both were malnourished.

A World Bank report estimates that a quarter of working hours are spent chewing and that Yemenis spend money on qat instead of food for their often malnourished families.

But in most of the developing world, the gains in productivity from it are tailing off.Globally, 800m people are still malnourished.

About 1,000 people have arrived illegally in Australia by boat since July.A mock trial organised by women's groups in Toyko found the late Emperor Hirohito guilty of forcing Asian women into sexual slavery.See article: Japan's wartime sex slavesMore than 2.6m of Vietnam's children under five were said by a United Nations report to be malnourished.

Fewer countries suffer large-scale violence, but the ones that do suffer repeatedly.As a result, people in these countries are more than twice as likely to be malnourished, three times as likely to miss primary school and almost twice as likely to die in infancy as people in other developing countries.

We toured cavernous marble palaces stuffed with gifts to the Great and Dear Leaders, paid homage to mummified bodies of these Leaders, and feasted on indistinguishable delicacies on a scale incomprehensible to the average malnourished North Korean.

Bangladesh still needs aid, and Mr Clinton came bearing generous amounts, including $97m in food aid, which may bring temporary benefits in a country where over a third of the people are malnourished.

Although the picture is not as bleak as in the late 1960s when 45% of children under five suffered from malnutrition close to one child in three, or 167m children, were still malnourished in the late 1990s.